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American museums derive an average of 20percentt of their earned income from admissions, according to the American Association of Museums, and fees vary widely -- from $5 at the Confederate Civil War Museum in New Orleans, for example, to $12 at the Guggenheim in New York and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Melanocyte density is measured in different ways, but from [ 40, 42, 48] we have derived an average of the area of the melanin unit on the actual body site (lower back) to be 4 6 cells.

For each subject, mean cortical thickness within each ROI was calculated by deriving an average of all of the thickness estimates at vertices that fell within the labeled ROI.

On radar datasets, we derive an average diameter of 15.6 km for the impact structure, for this erosional level, but we cannot rule out that its pre-erosional size was larger.

Yin et al. (2016) used compressive sensing (CS) method by using P-waves with frequencies of 0.05 0.5 Hz to derive an average rupture velocity of 1.4 km/s, which also low as also reported by Melgar et al. (2016) in 2.0 km/s.

Stimulus intensity was adjusted to derive an average baseline PWL of approximately 10.0 s in PBS-treated control mice.

Stimulus intensity was adjusted to derive an average baseline PWL of approximately 10.0 s in naive animals.

For that we recorded the local fluorescent intensity of the added Alexa488 FG domain tracer, determined absolute fluorophore concentrations by calibration with a series of internal Alexa488-MBP standards, and used this number to derive an average intra-particle concentration of the Nup100 FG domain of 275 mg/ml (corresponding to 4.7 mM FG domain or 200 mM FG motifs).

Furthermore, a pixel value being an average of the variant radiometric measurements present in the pixel conforms to the need of deriving an average value of an air pollution indicator for each enumeration unit.

We estimated a per patient cost of the programme by deriving an average number of ICU patients per hospital who had central venous catheters (the patients most likely to benefit from the programme's prevention efforts).

We derived an average number of cigarettes smoked per day by taking a weighted average of weekend and weekday consumption using weights of two‐sevenths and five‐sevenths, respectively (hereafter defined as average consumption).